New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

is doubtful If the President viii consent 20 his
leaving Washington during the hot weather 10
does SO much to keep the city cool.
Two colored men who had irstclass tickets wero
driven from hrst-class the Georgia Railroad
on Friday A number OF armed men, who had been
elegphed for, entered the train at ConyeIs, and the
cooi ell men thereupon left the car IN which hey ha
been sitting, and went into assigned to colorcd
people. The railway company was not In any way
ponslbe for the act OF the persons who entered the
train. By the conductor tho cOlorod men had been
requested to INTO the car provided for persons ~
khelr race They rofused.-Charleston IS c. News
and Courier.
VINO tclegraphed for the armed menp Ard
now does ii come that armed men are 80 easily
secured for tho purpose of shooting q colorcd man
VINO has the courage TO demand irst-class passag,
when he pays frst-class fare? When colorcd
mans life Is in dan er under such circumstances
can any one doubt that IL is dangerous for Inn
to demand his rights at the polls?
Since they reduced fares to Ave cents the PhIla-
dcplia street railroads have been able TO declare
increased dividends They are just now finding
out how much they lost by keeping fares at six
cents The ele, ated roals in this city are having
a similar experience, and the talk Of aboshiE
five cent fares is declared to be without foundation
Mr.. Blaine's detractors are strangely silent re-
spectng his English journey. For the first time
IN many years they have ceased TO pursue him with
envenomed spitefulness. What is the matterp Are
they beginning to feel ashamed Of themselves for
their malevolent assaults upon him when they find
him rccei, ed abroad a representative American
OF the highest distinctionp Their silence seems TO
Betolxen some semblancc Of remorse. As for Mr.
Blaine himself, he Is recognized in England as
formidable opponent of free trade and
vigorous champion of American aud
Irish rights but wherever he goes he is heartily
admired for his robust strength Of character. tho
charm of his conversation, and his tact and
social graccs.
Brooklyn il the third city in the United States
IN point OF population. Since Mayor Whitney
fused 10 appoint women To the Board OF Educat Ion
IL mus In point of psogressvcncss, be rated much
lower.
The virtual annexation OF the Peruvian Govern
ment To the realm OF Mr.. Grace's private busin.
Will enable his ambitious partner, Mr. Wins, 10
subject his new political theories and crotchets TO
q practical test. lie has been writing papers for
clubs and magazines the of money In esltions
and various reform de, Ice AL these essays have
been read with lnnguid interest by public that
had too fresh a recollection of the part played by
him In the campaign against Squire TO accept him
on the first call u genuine political relormer.
AS Mr. Grace and his colleagues will be re-
sponsibe for good government IN Peru. there will
be an excellent Opportunity for trading on this job
lot OF political notions These reforms and
theories can be carried into practice there. and
then every body Will know how they Will work.
Secretary Whitney is quoted saying that one
OF the new shi rs Will be built at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, but there is no need Of haste In be-
ginning the job. The Presidential year win be q
convenient time for mechanical operations on q
large scale, with Boss Mclaughlln as foreman